So this should definitively put to rest this idea that Goldman
Sachs (GS) is sneakily trying to misinform politicians about
naked shorting, by confusing the issue with regular shorting.

Recall that Matt Taibbi posted three pages of a presentation, and
he called out the bank for being disingenous.

We've obtained the whole deck, and it is clearly not just about
naked shorting, but about a range of controversial issues: HFT,
dark pools, short-selling, etc. You may disagree with their
stance, but this is standard, piddly stuff.